Riot erupts as anti busing march clashes with police in Boston
In South Boston a Fathers' March against busing turned violent as about 400 anti busing demonstrators attacked police with bottles bricks clubs and tire irons. Police say 13 arrested and several officers injured amid tear gas and riot control actions.
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Spring Hill PTO Talks Fire Safety at Home
The Spring Hill parent group meets in the school gym at 7 30 p m to cover home fire safety. A slide show explains emergencies and prep, with a focus on smoke detectors. Attendees will hear about the school's philosophy as part of the session.
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Camden area plans July 4 celebration and events
Camden-Somers Township Bicentennial Committee meets at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Preble Hawnee High School to plan a July 4 program. A patriotic cantata by Mrs Ki Morton is slated for the morning, with a mini park dedication in memory of war dead. A parade, fireworks, picnic, street dancing, and decorations by the Philomathean Club are planned.
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Pill linked to tumors in young women
University of Louisville doctors report 13 young women developed liver tumors after taking birth control pills. Nine benign four malignant. Authors say link remains unproved but may be increasingly likely while a Population Council study notes lower overall mortality from contraception except for women over 40 where risk may exceed that from pregnancy.
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Ambassador Stoessel illness linked to Soviet microwaves in Moscow
The Boston Globe reports Ambassador Walter Stoessel's mysterious blood ailment may be leukemia and connected to high microwave emissions at the American Embassy in Moscow. U S officials cited health privacy and declined to discuss specifics while Moscow testing noted equipment issues.
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